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Already posted earlier in his video, just thought i'd post it anyways incase anyone missed it.
I have no idea how reliable this guy is, but he also tweeted this:
€40m and not sending Nani away is still a good price.
Already posted earlier in his video, just thought i'd post it anyways incase anyone missed it.
I have no idea how reliable this guy is, but he also tweeted this:
Unless Brendan Hammond also goes by the name of Darren Harris then he's a fake.
3rd PlaceA chance for what? The game finished an hour ago.
I have no idea what RGIS is, but I shall agree with you.Good old RGIS
Just 37m for Vidal?
I have no idea what RGIS is, but I shall agree with you.
<3 RGIS
Because Vidal is Chilean?Why would a Chilean journo know any more than a British or Italian one?!
Ah right, well nope, it's new to meReverse Google Image Search. Thought you of all people would know that
Because Vidal is Chilean?
He's 6ft1.You don't spend £20m to make your £30m signing feel unsettled.
Take that money and add it on top of an offer for Vidal. Then get Daley Blind for cover.
You would never play Shaw at centreback, he's about a foot short for that.
It depends entirely on where the pair see their best position. If it's left back in both cases then it doesn't matter where you play them, they'll be pissed off. Ricardo would only make sense if he sees himself as a midfielder or winger who's been shoe-horned in to left back.
Why would a Chilean journo know any more than a British or Italian one?!
He's 6ft1.
It's not uncommon for journalists to know people close to their country's players. For instance, US journalists regularly beat European ones to stories involving US players moving clubs in Europe. Not because they know more, but because those players are more important to them and they're connected to the agents who make the deals happen.
A Chilean journo could easily call Vidal's agent/brother/cousin/father, who they will have cultivated a relationship with already, for info.
That's correctIt's not uncommon for journalists to know people close to their country's players. For instance, US journalists regularly beat European ones to stories involving US players moving clubs in Europe. Not because they know more, but because those players are more important to them and they're connected to the agents who make the deals happen.
A Chilean journo could easily call Vidal's agent/brother/cousin/father, who they will have cultivated a relationship with already, for info.
I think you need to be a touch more cynical, you won't make it through this transfer window if you believe everything you read.
Atletico are signing Oblak aren't they? No point in signing Scuffet if that comes off.
The 2nd tweet is hilarious. As if Van Gaal couldn't think that far ahead.
The 2nd tweet is hilarious. As if Van Gaal couldn't think that far ahead.
I don't think he had any option but to take RVP off, he could barely walk. Same with the other two subs. Martins Indi was a red card waiting to happen, and there's no way De Jong would have lasted 120 minutes.